California Earthquake (Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On) Feel Like A Stranger Loser Walkin' Blues Bertha -> When I Paint My Masterpiece % Tennessee Jed Let It Grow
Set 2
Touch Of Grey Looks Like Rain We Can Run Crazy Fingers -> Terrapin Station % Drums -> Space -> I Will Take You Home -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Standing On The Moon -> Turn On Your Lovelight
Encore Attics Of My Life
Notes
Notes:
-- 2nd Set is seamless
-- Thanks to Paul Scotton and Joani Walker for the tapes
-- Tape flip at end of Terrapin Station right before Drums
Reviewer:
kbmill
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May 1, 2018 Subject:
bread crumb
I sang a little while and then flew on.
Reviewer:
brentmydland7990
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October 23, 2015 Subject:
Brent's belated bday show
Solo on walkin shreds and he even throw in a lil half drunk scat. He was peaking in so many way fall of 89.
Reviewer:
East Coast Dave in WA
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July 26, 2010 Subject:
A good, mellow show
This one's interesting. The show is consistently well played with less flubs and miscues than some better shows from this tour, but the intensity is a
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little subdued, more of a slow, controlled smoldering that never breaks to an open flame. Things pick up steam with Tennessee Jed (some nice interplay between Jerry and Bob in the Jam), and Jerry's midi-horn riffing during Let it Grow is another first-set highlight. There's nothing particularly off in the second set, although it seems Brent forgets some words on We Can Run. Although I think he makes up for it with his impassioned delivery. I know some people dislike Brent's songwriting contributions, and I was mostly ambivalent at the time, but when I listen now, I really have grown to like and appreciate them. In fact, I think that this version of IWTYH could be the best one they ever did (certainly the best one I ever heard in person). The space vibe kept going through this tune (in a good way), Jerry's midi-horn lines were the perfect compliment, and another great vocal turn by Brent. Singing-wise, Brent was really feelin' it on this show. That's saying a lot, as his vocals were generally the most consistently "on" out of everybody in the band. Standing on the Moon and Attics are also very well-done. Don't let the three star rating fool you, this is a good show, just a little on the chill side (but in a good way).
Reviewer:
Pulver@Noyo
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October 24, 2009 Subject:
Yep!
Thanks, Charlie!
Reviewer:
Adam CHRISTMAS Jones
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March 2, 2009 Subject:
fall tour 89
This was an amazing show! my seat was a-1 (with that being my seat number literally, you know I was in the right spot! Crazy Fingers>Terrapin was
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the shit!
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